Resolved I can see what all the wolf players are viewing

[Kat]

I accidentally clicked somebody's name in my notification list and noticed I could see what they were looking at. I checked a few others to see if maybe that one person just forgot to turn it off, but I could see it for all the others I tried too. I think this is not intended, correct?

 

[Tubby23]

If you can see mine I've definitely got it turned off, perhaps mod level access overrides?

 

[Crystal]

Uh oh...I wonder if @Mark changed something with the technique he had in place?

 

[Jon]

If you can see mine I've definitely got it turned off, perhaps mod level access overrides?

I thought they tested with Alu and he couldn't see anything?

I don't see anything, but I don't have mod powers.

 

[Crystal]

...oh wait...I bet I screwed it up when I tinkered with style priorities because @shortkut and [USERGROUP=18]@Alu[/USERGROUP]'s name colours were inadvertently changed...I'm not sure how Mark has things setup to hide activity, but I'll re-set priorities so we can hopefully re-fix this issue.

 

[Benzine]

wow what role is that?

 

[Kat]

If you can see mine I've definitely got it turned off, perhaps mod level access overrides?

Yeah, I can see yours.

 

[Mark]

Yeah, I can see yours.

How about now?

 

[Kat]

How about now?

It's hidden now.

 

[Mark]

It's hidden now.

I think I forgot to hit your user group.

 

[Crystal]

Whoops, so that was my fault since I screwed with the group priorities...

 

[Mark]

Whoops, so that was my fault since I screwed with the group priorities...

Nah, I gambled assuming the Registered group would catch everyone, but when I modified the secondary groups’ permissions, I went from memory on every checkbox… ultimately leading us here. Some were set to “no”, which can be overridden by group prioritization as you thought, others were set to “never”.

 

[Crystal]

Nah, I gambled assuming the Registered group would catch everyone, but when I modified the secondary groups’ permissions, I went from memory on every checkbox… ultimately leading us here. Some were set to “no”, which can be overridden by group prioritization as you thought, others were set to “never”.

Ah, gotcha

 

[Mark]

Ah, gotcha

Rookie mistake. It be like that sometimes.

 

[Crystal]

Rookie mistake. It be like that sometimes.